The Spanish Club ~ All levels welcome!

[Anianimals]

See, theres your proof. xD

Gracias!

[Chase the Wind]

Hola! Como estas?

[Flightstar]

Eh, asi-asi. ¿Y tú? ¿Comó estás?

[Chase the Wind]

Estoy mas o menos. Yo queiro comida italiana.

[Flightstar]

Eh, soy cansada de comida italiana. Tengo que ir a Speed and Agility para(?) lacrosse. No me gusta.
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Eh, I'm tired of Italian food. I have to go to Speed and Agility for lacrosse. I don't like it.

[Chase the Wind]

Yo tengo un concierto en la noche. Estoy nervous (don't know how to say that XD)

[Flightstar]

Creo que, en español, "nervous" es "nerviouso"

[light.]

In Spanish, "nervous" would be nervioso. Okay, a few comments c;

@chase the wind; i'd recommend you to use por la noche instead of en la noche

@flightstar; when you're using "i am" [and the verb "to be" in general], it can mean both ser or estar. you used a form of ser: soy. in this case, we use a form of the verb estar: estoy, the first singular person of the indicative present c; but you almost got "nervous"!

[Flightstar]

Lo siento. Yo sé que uso "estar", pero olvidé. Oh, y "nerviouso" era(?) un error de tipografía.
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I'm sorry. I know that I use "estar", but I forgot. Oh, and "nerviouso" was a typo.

[light.]

yes, era goes there perfectly c; i'd like to have the domain you have with spanish with other languages :c